Parfaiteria Pal — Restaurant in Sapporo

I recently visited this store and had a generally pleasant experience, though there were a few things worth mentioning. First, there is a dedicated waiting area, which is convenient, but unfortunately, it has a strong cigarette smell that can be a bit off-putting. The staff were friendly and helpful, taking the time to explain the menu as there doesn’t seem to be an English version available.

The atmosphere inside is cozy and intimate, making it a great spot for a date night. The ambiance is warm and inviting, though it’s worth noting that there is a maximum dining limit of one hour, which could feel a bit rushed for some people.

I tried the parfait, which, while visually appealing and artistically presented, was a bit on the pricy side. Although it was enjoyable, I felt the taste didn’t quite live up to the price tag. It was good, but not extraordinary. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re in the area and looking for a cozy spot with a unique menu, though you might want to manage expectations when it comes to the price versus quality of...

This cafe has some of the best parfaits I have tried in Sapporo by far. Their parfaits are not only gorgeous, but they also have so many unique flavours and combinations, as well as seasonal items. As Sapporo is famous for its “Shime Parfait” we decided to end the night off at this lovely little store. Finding it was a bit difficult, as it was hidden right in the heart of Susukino, but once we found it we couldn’t be more delighted. It was a gorgeous and quiet place, and the atmosphere was cozy and relaxing. I’ve been back twice, and each time I’m amazed by the quality and flavour. The “Yōtei-zan” Parfait, modelled after the mountain in Niseko, used yoghurt and was creamy and light, with a slight hint of spice from the leaf on the top. My other favourite parfait was the blueberry and lavender mochi parfait with white wine jelly and a hint of rosemary. Everything was delicious and I can’t wait...

Parfaiteria is a very popular destination for dessert lovers seeking a truly decadent experience in Sapporo. We arrived at 9p weekday and waiting time was around 15mins. The beautifully crafted, multi-layered treats made with fresh seasonal ingredients elevate each parfait to a new level of indulgence. The attention to detail in both presentation and taste makes these parfaits not only visually stunning but also incredibly delicious. It is delightful and how amazing that in such a small cup you can experience more than ten different tastes from the beginning all the way to the end. Don’t miss out this place when you are visiting. Worth to wait and you won’t regret...